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document difference bw buying expensive telescopes and the hobby way of knowing how to buy a replacement part and how to use what you have | document difference bw buying expensive telescopes and the hobby way of knowing how to buy a replacement part and how to use what you have | ||
AFFORDABLE ASTRONOMY. what are the dots with long lines attached to them on the moon? why are lines so straight and uniform? astronomy {planets, zoom}. sky watching & amateur observation ideas website: people are primarily interested in differential astronomy: they want to look at something new that appears. Therefore, document good astronomy newsletters to subscribe to which will tell people what to look for. document that how to id book is only ten bucks, and 90mm scope is only 50 bucks for cheap astronomy. document to buy my scope for 50 bucks maximum for astronomy, other scopes being oversold and overpriced. document wrong search term: +meade +eyepiece +holder +ds-90. document difference bw buying expensive radios and telescopes and the hobby way of knowing how to buy a replacement part and how to use what you have | |||
My observatory (stuff I would like to see. if not available, then make it myself) | |||
* mono/stereo, ground/space | |||
* stuff I would like to look at: moon, mars, satellites, asteroids, planets, comets, planes | |||
Revision as of 17:49, 29 July 2012
document difference bw buying expensive telescopes and the hobby way of knowing how to buy a replacement part and how to use what you have
AFFORDABLE ASTRONOMY. what are the dots with long lines attached to them on the moon? why are lines so straight and uniform? astronomy {planets, zoom}. sky watching & amateur observation ideas website: people are primarily interested in differential astronomy: they want to look at something new that appears. Therefore, document good astronomy newsletters to subscribe to which will tell people what to look for. document that how to id book is only ten bucks, and 90mm scope is only 50 bucks for cheap astronomy. document to buy my scope for 50 bucks maximum for astronomy, other scopes being oversold and overpriced. document wrong search term: +meade +eyepiece +holder +ds-90. document difference bw buying expensive radios and telescopes and the hobby way of knowing how to buy a replacement part and how to use what you have
My observatory (stuff I would like to see. if not available, then make it myself)
- mono/stereo, ground/space
- stuff I would like to look at: moon, mars, satellites, asteroids, planets, comets, planes
